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Writer's pictureTyler Lamb

Lamb's 6 Leg +24171 Anytime TD Parlay For Week 9

Let me start by saying I sincerely apologize for not being able to bring you the Week 8 edition of this article series. I was sick and threw out my back, leaving me useless all week.


Enough of that crap it's in the past, let's get into making money to better our future. As always, I wager $5 per parlay every week; this week, that $5 would win $1,213. Be aware of your cash-out options, tail at your own accord, and finally, I am starting to put this bet in twice, so If I get a cash-out I like, I can take it and still go for the complete hit.


Leg 1: Malik Nabers WR, (+140)

Malik Nabers
Malik Nabers

One thing Giants fans and Malik Nabers fantasy managers (myself) have in common is dreaming about which quarterback the Giants will draft in 2025 to elevate Nabers to the consistent WR1 he can be. We have to settle for Daniel Jones for now, but "Leek" can get the job done for us this week against a bottom-tier secondary.


He is just too damn talented to be priced at any type of plus number to score. Last week, he couldn't get his second foot in, and I think this week, he will come back and have a big game similar to the last time he played Washington.


Leg 2: Terry McLaurin WR, (+135)

Terry McLaurin
Terry McLaurin

Scary Terry seems to have found himself a semi-permanent spot in this article series, but like his counterpart on the other side of this game, Vegas keeps putting his odds at plus money. I just can't stay away.


Jayden Daniels came out last week after looking like he wouldn't play and went off against a good defense. The Giants have a good front, but their secondary can be beaten. At plus money, with Daniels another week removed from the injury, fire me up with McLaurin. It's been two games since he's scored, and he didn't play well in the first matchup, so I expect him to bring his A game.


Leg 3: CeeDee Lamb WR, (-105)

CeeDee Lamb
CeeDee Lamb

Last year, through the first six weeks of the season before their Week 7 bye, Lamb had one touchdown reception; he finished the season with 12 because he went on an insane run after the bye.


This season, he scored two touchdowns in the first six weeks and had a bye in Week 7. He came out and scored twice in Week 8. I think he is about to go on another dominant run, and this number will be juiced up in a few weeks.


Leg 4: Cedric Tillman WR (+310)

Cedric Tillman
Cedric Tillman

I've been a Tillman guy since his days in Tennessee, and I always thought he was a better player than his former teammate, Jalin Hyatt (he's not bad, but he's more of a burner). The Browns were one of the worst offenses in the NFL when Deshaun Watson was QB.


Now, Jameis, "the ultimate gunslinger," Winston, is at the helm. Amari Cooper is in Buffalo, and Tillman is the only receiver on the roster who slots into Cooper's role. Winston is going to push the ball downfield often, and Cedric is great at creating chunk plays. His size also gives him an advantage in the redzone. This number should be closer to +200.


Leg 5: Khalil Shakir WR (+220)

Khalil Shakir
Khalil Shakir

Since being drafted, Shakir has been on an upward trend, and the Bills felt comfortable enough with him to trade Diggs. Some would think the arrival of Amari Cooper means that that comfort has faded, and so should he.


I am on the opposite end of that. Cooper dictates the coverage. Coleman is the outside X. Shakir dominates the underneath routes and quick-hitting man-beaters. One of his best qualities is his hands. He has 36 catches on 38 targets, and Miami can't put their best corners on him in the slot. Last week was just the beginning. Shakir is a more athletic version of Cole Beasley, and getting him at over +200 felt great.


Leg 6: Jalen Hurts QB (-120)

Jalen Hurts
Jalen Hurts

I don't think this one needs much explaining; Jalen's number should be closer to Derrick Henry's. This guy is coming off a dominant performance against the Bengals, and the Jaguars are in for a rude awakening. Hurts is our clincher. If we are in a position to sweat this into the 4 pm slate, I will feel pretty fantastic about the chances of cashing this one.


End Of My Parlay Rant

This ticket is a bit strange with five wide receivers and one quarterback; however, most of the RB lines this week are a bit inflated, and the tight ends just had one of their biggest weeks, so there could be some regression from that this week. Let's cash this ticket and take home a cool stack.


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